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| Border Ska |
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| The Day Lassie Went To The Moon |
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| Vladivostock |
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| Ambiguity Song |
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| Tina |
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| Where The Hell Is Bill? |
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| Oh No |
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| No Flies On Us |
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| Take The Skinheads Bowling |
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| Yanqui Go Home |
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| cvb1985-03-07-flac16.ffp | Flac FingerPrint | 550.0 B |
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Reviewer:
njpg -
Subject:
This one is better than the other copy,
but still...
Reviewer:
jonathan segel -
Subject:
graffiti club
also known as the chatterbox, the chameleon, etc. valencia by 19th...
sorry 'bout those backing vocals.
Reviewer:
Jose Gaspar -
Subject:
The Beginning
The first listenable set here by this talented group. A workmanlike performance.
Reviewer:
Michael N. -
Subject:
Great early show
This is an excellent example of an early Camper show, and demonstrates that their musicianship was solid even in their early years.
I assume this was a KUSF broadcast, which explains the goofy intro from some KUSF DJ, and the good sound quality.
Very funny apology after "O No" -- the backing vocals are really bad, in stark contrast to the LP, which has a killer version. No wonder they never played this great song live.
I am curious about "Graffiti's", however -- lived in SF in the 80's, saw plenty of Camper shows right around this time, and other shows, and cannot for the life of me remember this place.